Um, and I'm just like ranting here, but I think some of it is when I look at your content and you're like physics oriented, physiology oriented, like why do those things matter to help people actually make like meaningful progress in this stuff?

Oh man, I think on a personal like philosophy level, I always, care about what's real and what's true, and I ask a lot of question about what's real and what's true, and I try to really go through my thought process of why I think something is real and it's true.

And it just, when you start asking enough questions, what's real and what's true, it's a, I mean, I get it's kinda, when I talk about it, it's kinda abstract right now, but, But when you just talk about like, you know, anything PT training related, like I was, I was with, oh, I was watching someone's story of this, another PT, you know, he was like doing, ask me anything.

And someone asked, oh, when I, when I train Muay Thai, my back hurts.

Why is that? And he was giving me answers.

He was giving me answers.

Oh, you could be, You know, your hip mobility, it could be your kicking technique, it could be all those things.

why helping people physically why helping people in general is something that you know you're drawn to and like what do you what do you enjoy about like this profession and working with humans because like let's be honest working with humans is also hard